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October 25, 2023
As expected, warmer weather has returned to Southeast Texas as a low-pressure trough to the west and a large high-pressure center over the Gulf of Mexico bring brisk southeast winds
October 21, 2023
Lows this morning ran 48-52, while highs today reached 57-63. The lingering scattered showers in the northeast & east areas departed & clearing trend occurred west to east.
October 3, 2023
The fall season's first true cold front arrives this week and it comes with the threat of flash flooding!
August 5, 2023
Lows this morning ran 57-66 with the coolest locations were Logansport-Cass County Airport & the Frankfort Municipal Airport with 57.
December 29, 2022
PIB Major Achievements during the year 2022 Six Doppler Weather Radars (DWRs) have been commissioned at Chennai, Leh, Ayanagar (Delhi), Mumbai, Surkanda Devi (Uttarakhand) & Banihal Top (J&K) in 2022, taking the total number of DWRs to 35. The annual average cyclone track forecast errors in 2021 have been 60 km, 93 km and 164
December 28, 2022
In contrast to last week's very cold and dry snow, the incoming system later today will be quite wet – remarkably so even given it's late December. Despite being the morning of, there remains a lot of uncertainty with how the next 24 hours will unfold, particularly around how much snow we will see and where. With the amount of moisture most models are showing there's a ton of upside potential for some of the area to see a pretty good snow Wednesday evening and overnight (think ...
March 29, 2022
It was a cold morning with lows 16-23! It was officially 18 at the Purdue Airport. The record low for the date is 13 set in 1934.
March 29, 2022
It was a cold morning with lows 16-23! It was officially 18 at the Purdue Airport. The record low for the date is 13 set in 1934.
March 26, 2022
High winds with the rain/graupal showers & isolated thunder (gusts to 60 mph) gave way to the snow squalls & showers overnight!
March 11, 2022
Above daffodil picture by Andrew Pledger.